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The 15Fr angled Frazier suction tube with slotted thumb hole enables surgeon‑modulated aspiration in moderate‑depth surgical fields. Its extended 115mm working length reaches into difficult‑to‑access cavities while the slotted port allows real‑time suction control. The 203mm overall length accommodates standard hand positioning.
Features & Benefits
This small 3Fr Frazier suction tube is optimized for precise aspiration in confined surgical fields where high‑flow evacuation would cause tissue trauma. The 30‑degree angled shaft improves approach angles beneath overhanging anatomy, while the 100mm working length and 171mm overall length maintain reach in deeper planes. The integral stylette and thumb plate cutoff hole grant surgeon‑controlled suction modulation.
The 4 French (1.33mm) Frazier suction tube angled 30 degrees with a stylette at 100mm working length delivers the finest gauge in the Frazier family, sized for delicate ENT and head‑and‑neck work. The stylette clears obstructions without an instrument exchange.
This XXX-small Frazier suction tube at 5 French (1.67mm) is engineered for delicate, confined-space evacuation in neurosurgical and otologic fields. The 30-degree angled shaft improves access beneath overhanging structures, while the thumb-plate cutoff hole provides surgeon-controlled aspiration modulation. A stylette maintains lumen patency during positioning.
Sized at 6 French (2mm), this Frazier suction tube delivers fine aspiration for ENT, neurosurgical, and microsurgical fields. The 30 degrees angled shaft clears the surgeon's line of sight, the thumb‑plate cutoff hole modulates suction one‑handed, and the stylette clears clot or debris from the lumen. A 100mm working length within a 171mm overall length suits deeper sinus and otologic corridors.
This 6 French insulated Frazier suction tube includes a 20mm working segment, 30� angled tip, stylette, and thumb‑plate cutoff hole for controlled low‑volume suction. The XX‑small lumen supports precise evacuation in tight surgical fields.
Built at 6 French (2mm) and angled 30 degrees with a stylette, this XX‑small Frazier suction tube delivers fine‑gauge fluid clearance with the option to clear blockages without an instrument exchange. The 100mm working length and 171mm overall length suit delicate ENT and head‑and‑neck work.
This 7Fr angled Frazier suction tube is engineered for atraumatic fluid evacuation in confined surgical spaces. The slender 7 French lumen permits controlled aspiration through narrow openings while minimizing mucosal irritation. Its 180mm length improves access to deeper fields.
This 7Fr extra‑long Frazier suction tube measures 181mm overall with a medium angle and is engineered for controlled, atraumatic aspiration in confined surgical fields. The tapered French gauge minimizes mucosal irritation while the angled geometry improves approach angles beneath anatomical overhangs. Stainless‑steel construction provides corrosion resistance across repeated reprocessing.
This 8 French Frazier suction tube angles 30 degrees to direct aspiration into restricted operative corridors typical of ENT, neuro, and head‑and‑neck procedures. The thumb‑plate cutoff hole gives the surgeon analog control over suction strength, and the included stylette clears clogs at the tip. Working length is 100mm within a 171mm overall instrument.
This 9Fr extra‑long Frazier suction tube measures 181mm overall with a medium‑angle geometry for moderate‑flow evacuation in deep or difficult‑to‑reach surgical fields. The larger French diameter accommodates higher volume while the angled shaft supports access beneath overhanging structures. Stainless‑steel composition resists corrosion across routine sterilization cycles.
Compact at 114mm, this 9 French Frazier suction tube combines an angled shaft with a thumb‑piece cutoff hole for one‑handed suction modulation. The shorter overall length suits otologic and ENT corridors where reach is tight and visibility matters. The angled geometry keeps the handpiece below the surgeon's line of sight.
This angled 10Fr Frazier suction tube with finger cut‑off provides controlled, intermittent aspiration in surgical fields where modulated evacuation prevents unwanted tissue engagement. The angled shaft navigates restricted cervical, thoracic, and deep abdominal corridors. At 102mm, compact length enhances maneuverability in confined spaces.
Built at 14 French with an angular geometry and 108mm working length, this Frazier suction tube delivers high‑volume clearance during major surgical cases. The angular profile sets the working tip away from the operator's line, preserving visualization.
This 8 French insulated Frazier suction tube uses a 2.6mm medium‑diameter lumen with a 108mm working length for routine surgical suction requirements. The angled configuration assists with access to deeper or offset operative areas.
The Freer chisel (straight, 5mm blade, 165mm) separates tissue planes and removes bone during FESS, septoplasty, and turbinate reduction. Its 5mm width suits modest septal and sinus bone cuts. Stainless steel durability withstands the repetitive force of chisel work.
This double-ended Freer elevator with paired 5mm sharp and blunt blades supports bidirectional septal and sinonasal mucosal elevation throughout FESS procedures. The 191mm length enables extended reach to sphenoid ostium and posterior nasal cavity structures. Stainless steel construction sustains performance across repeat sinus cases.
Pairing a sharp blade against a blunt blade across 178mm, this double‑ended Freer elevator carries 5mm tips for septoplasty mucoperichondrial dissection. The sharp side scores the perichondrium and initiates the subperichondrial plane along the cartilaginous septum; the blunt side completes the elevation toward the bony‑cartilaginous junction. Stainless steel construction holds both edge profiles through repeat septal work.
The double‑ended Freer elevator pairs sharp and blunt 4.5mm working ends on the standard Freer frame, scaling up from the semi‑sharp variant for cases where a true sharp elevation start is wanted. The double‑ended design covers two periosteal lift phases without an instrument exchange.
A workhorse of septorhinoplasty and FESS, this Freer periosteal elevator pairs a semi‑sharp blade against a blunt blade across its 190mm length, with 6.5mm tips on either end. The semi‑sharp side opens the subperiosteal plane along the nasal septum or maxillary surface; the blunt side completes mucoperichondrial dissection without perforation. Stainless steel construction holds both edge profiles through repeated reprocessing.
This Freer periosteal elevator features black laser‑coated 4.5mm semi‑sharp and blunt blades on a double‑ended profile with a 190mm length for controlled soft‑tissue elevation.
Freer septum elevator with double-ended configuration delivers both sharp and blunt tips for controlled mucosal elevation and subperiosteal dissection in rhinologic and septoplasty procedures. The straight shaft geometry enables precise lever action along the nasal septum, while dual-ended design eliminates instrument switching during plane development and dorsal hump reduction.
The Freer septum knife delivers a 5 × 8mm D‑shaped blade with sufficient mass for controlled submucosal dissection of the nasal septum. Its flat handle provides rotational control and tactile feedback through the wrist, while the 157mm length accommodates extended rhinoplasty cases. Stainless‑steel blade edges remain sharp across many clinical uses.
The Freer septum knife is designed with an angled head to facilitate precise dissection and elevation of the nasal septum during septoplasty and functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), particularly for septal flap creation and cartilage and bone work. The angled geometry allows the surgeon to work parallel to the septal plane without hand interference. Stainless steel construction provides durability across routine sterilization.
This Freer septum knife features a D‑shaped cutting profile with a flat handle and a 157mm overall length to support controlled septal incisions and mucoperichondrial elevation.
The Freimuth ear curette with 2.3 × 4.5mm serrated loop is designed for controlled removal of canal granulation tissue and bony disease during chronic otitis media and canal exostosis procedures. The serrated loop geometry grips diseased bone without slipping, improving removal efficiency. The 160mm length supports controlled access through the aural canal.
Friedman coarse rasps support efficient bone contouring during nasal dorsum reduction and maxillary vault refinement. The Lewis Sweeper pattern provides broad working geometry suitable for extended stroke-length contouring during rhinoplasty. Coarse-grit specification optimizes material-removal efficiency while maintaining anatomical control during bone sculpting.
The Friesner ear knife with screw-on safety cap provides secure engagement during otologic procedures involving the tympanic membrane and ossicular chain. The fixed safety cap prevents inadvertent blade contact when not in use, enhancing OR safety. Stainless steel construction is built for reliable performance across repeat otologic cases.
The frontal ostium punch features a 3mm bite with 40‑degree upbite and heavy 70‑degree curve to access the frontal ostium during FESS. The 140mm working length positions the jaw within the narrow frontal recess. Stainless steel cutting edges remain sharp across multiple procedures.
Used to probe and confirm patency of the frontal recess during FESS, this double‑ended frontal ostium seeker pairs a 90 degrees angled tip with a second working end. The angled tip rounds the agger nasi cells and engages the frontal ostium from below the middle turbinate, while the alternate end suits adjacent ethmoid landmarks. Stainless steel construction holds the slender tip profile across repeat endoscopic sinus cases.